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CHURCHILL AND LAMOTTE v. ADMINISTRATOR OF ABRAHAM COMRON.

In a suit against an administrator a plea of judgment confessed since last continuance is bad on demurrer.

The County Court gave judgment on the demurrer for the defendant; the plaintiffs appealed to New Bern Superior Court, and by their order the case was referred to this Court.

BY THE COURT.

The plea is not good; let judgment be entered for the plaintiffs on the demurrer.

Cited: Hall v. Gully, 26 N.C. 347.

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CHURCHILL v. COMRON
(Dec 1, 1804)